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AMA Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education

Each fall, the AMA Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education 2026 brings together the creative and strategic leaders shaping how institutions connect with their audiences—and Carnegie is part of that conversation in Colorado.

Dates & Location

November 8–11, 2026

Aurora, Colorado

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Details

The AMA Symposium is one of higher education’s leading gatherings for marketing professionals, offering a space to explore new ideas, challenge assumptions, and elevate how institutions approach brand, strategy, and engagement.

In a landscape filled with similar messages and competing voices, differentiation doesn’t come from saying more—it comes from saying something true.

At this year’s symposium, we’re connecting with marketing leaders to explore how psychometric research can uncover the deeper motivations, perceptions, and emotional drivers that shape how students choose where they belong.

By translating those insights into full-funnel marketing strategies, institutions can move beyond surface-level messaging and build a more consistent, recognizable, and authentic presence across every channel.

Attendees

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Jaime Oleksik
SVP, GTM Strategy
Eric Page
Eric Page
Senior Executive Vice President
Voltaire Santos Miran
Voltaire Santos Miran
EVP, Brand & Web Strategy
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Alyssa Trulen
Director, Client Service
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Ryan Ostendorf
Senior Director, Client Success
Alexa Poulin
Chief Digital Officer
Rebecca Hofstetter
VP, AEO and SEO Content
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Joe Master
SVP, Brand Management

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